Livestock Markets Report From Across Major Cities
Kansas City states cattle and hogs mostly steady with limited demand for some calves. Chicago notes hogs higher, cattle mixed with lower fed steers, sheep up. St Louis sees slow hog trade and steady cattle. Oklahoma City reports higher cattle and hogs. Grain and cotton markets edge higher on Liverpool gains and weather expectations. Potatoes ease. foreign exchange roughly steady with slight regional shifts.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
ST. Louis
Oklahoma Livestock
Oklahoma City
New York Stocks Open Firm With Broad Buying Interest
Stock prices opened firm in New York with broad buying orders. Rock Island rose to a record high of 71 7. The market faced early pressure in motors and high priced industrials but rails led gains. Foreign exchange opened slightly easier with sterling near 4.8413 and French francs around 3.94 cents.
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Rock Island
Stock Exchange
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General Motors
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Nash
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Allied Chemical
Woolworth
Cocx Cole
The
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Delaware and Hudson
Reading
Fisher Talks Before A B C Men At Feed
Rev Virgil Fisher spoke before the American Business club at the Amarillo hotel noon session. He outlined five measures of a young man's worth guiding life success: ability, wealth, business reach, friendships, and the good he reflects. Seven school publications from New Utrecht High School NYC, three in foreign languages, economize printing to fund relics and medals.
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Virgil Fisher
American Business Club
Amarillo Hotel
New Utrecht High School
New York City
Stop Dandruff Immediately with Imperial Remedy
Stop Dandruff Immediately and prevent its return by a few applications of Imperial Remedy, pleasant odor, not greasy. Druggists will refund money if it fails Adv.
Navy Cruiser Fight Mirrors White House Clash
In Washington on January 7 the House debates funding three new cruisers, sparking a clash over President Coolidge’s naval policy. Republican Tilson backs the amendment as aligned with the president, while Democrat Garrett warns of a split with the White House and criticizes naval officers for pressuring Congress. Blanton assails naval culture and the academy as influencing policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Coolidge
Tilson
Garrett
Tennessee
United States Navy Institute
Congress
Blanton
Naval Academy
Navy
Radiophone linking London and New York begins service
The first official radiophone call between London and New York commences at $25 a minute with five minutes of conversation. Officials and reporters listen as static hounds the line while Frank King dictates a Prince of Wales visit dispatch to New York, highlighting early telecommunication challenges and cross Atlantic cooperation.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Associated Press
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Prince of Wales
Canada
United States
Ottawa
Middle West
Carl S. Bradenburg
A. P
Frank King
Houston
King
Brandeburg
Plain Cow Wins
DETROIT, Dec. 25. A plain everyday cow named Larrabelle has been crowned the champion of the United States at a national dairy show. The Holstein, once nameless, cost $125 and last year yielded 13,0382 pounds of milk with 481 pounds of butter fat.
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Detroit
United States
Larrabelle
Frank Stanton Poet Newspaperman Dies at 70 in Atlanta
Frank L. Stanton 70, Georgia poet laureate and longtime Atlanta Constitution writer, died at his home. A famed songwriter, his works include Mighty Lake Rose and Just a Wearyin for You. his life spanned Charleston to Savannah, Smithville, Rome and Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Frank L. Stanton
Georgia
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Atlanta Constitution
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L’il Feller
Frank Lebby Stanton
South
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Dixie
Charleston
South Carolina
Valentine
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Young Stanton
Savannah
Savannah Morning News
Linzie
Harris
Joel Chandler Harris
Remus
Loene Jasey
Smithville
Stanton
John Temple Graves
Rome
Marcelle
Ethelbert Nevin
America
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Amerca
Edward Kneisel
Li’l Feller
Foley Pills Diuretic Advertised by Drug Stores
An old advertisement explains diuretics aid kidney function by removing poisons from the blood. Foley Pills, advertised as a constant, reliable remedy for maintaining health, claim to regulate the flow and keep the system free of poisons. Satisfaction guaranteed. available at Johnston's 3 Dependable Drug Stores.
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Johnston
Alfred E. Smith Emerges As Democratic Presidential Hope
New York politicians promote Alfred E. Smith for president at a National Democratic club dinner before about 1500 attendees. Senator-elect Robert F. Wagner lauds Smith as a defender of democracy and calls for state rights reconstruction while Mayor James J. Walker backs the candidate. Wagner condemns prohibition and denatured alcohol as a government overreach.
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Associated Press
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Robert F. Wagner
National Democratic Club
Wagner
Thomas Jefferson
State of
James J. Walker
Notice on unauthorized benefits for the Children's Home
A public notice states no authority exists to stage or solicit advertising for any Children's Home benefit. Only a written order from the board, signed by ED Hardin, chairman of the Finance Committee, validates such events or solicitations.
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ED. Hardin
Presbyterian Children’s Home
Borah Renews Dissent In Nicaragua Policy
Senator Borah chairing the foreign relations committee renewed his opposition to the administrations Nicaragua policy after meeting President Coolidge. He said the United States has no business in Nicaragua and argued for a more restrained approach abroad.
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Nicaragua
The
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Coolidge
United States
Niezracua
Jealousy blamed for Texas pasture shooting that left mother near death
In Hamilton Texas a 24 year old mother, Linnie Bass Oglesby, is critically wounded after a pasture shooting nine miles north of town. R L Leo Blackwell, 20, was killed and A A Smith, 35, a former Eastland County officer, was fatally wounded. Oglesby says jealousy sparked the three way tragedy. A 100 gallon still and mash were seized by officers.
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Associated Press
Hamilton
Linnie Bass Oglesby
William Oglesby
State Penitentiary
R. L
Leo” Blackwell
A. A. Smith
Eastland County
Here
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Smith
Young wife charged with slaying Texan in Palo Pinto
Marion Francis Green, 24, lies dead in Ranger. Justine Walling Kahlbau, 17, currently jailed in Palo Pinto, charged with murder over the fatal shooting in the Granttown yard known as no mans land between Thurber and Mingus. Kahlbau surrendered to Justice Boyd declaring she had a good cause.
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Associated Press
Palo Pinto
Marion Francis Green
Ranger
Justine Walling Kahlbau
Palo Pinto County
Green
Coolidge Seeks Funds for Geneva Armament Conference
President Coolidge asked Congress to appropriate 75 000 dollars to cover U S participation costs in the Geneva preparatory commission for disarmament. He urged full cooperation with moves to limit armament. Washington January 7.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Coolidge
Congress
Preparatory Commission For
Kelly Field Fliers Killed In Collision At 1500 Feet
Two cadets of the Kelly Field advanced flying school died instantly when their planes collided at 1500 feet. Richard E. Terrell, 22, son of I. E. Terrell of Eagle Lake Texas, and Charlea Shields, 22, from Durant Michigan, were members of the attack section.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Richard E. Terrell
Charlea Shields
Advanced Flying School
Kelly Field
Terrell
I. E. Terrell
Eagle Lake
Texas
Shields
Durant
Mich
Woman Among Those Pardoned by Ma Today
A press dispatch from Austin reports Mary Davis of Fort Worth was pardoned. Other full pardons listed include Bill Cuaron of El Paso E C Erwin of Travis and Hays Juan Marta Travia Pete Rivas of Bexar John Skaggs of Wichita and Bob Trout of Wichita. Details on offenses and proclamations were not available.
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Associated Press
Austin
San
Mary Davis
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Bill Cuaron
el Paso
E. C. Erwin
Travis
Hays
Juan Marta
Travia
Pete Rivas
Bexar
John Skaggs
Wichita
Bob Trout
Ferguson
Motor Company Plant In Ballinger Burns
Ballinger fire destroys the M. G. Gustice Motor Company plant with losses estimated between 35 000 and 40 000 dollars. Thirty three autos and six trucks damaged along with accessory stock. Origin of the blaze is unknown. A second sentence notes old shaving method by pumice stone used in some mental hospitals.
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M. G. Gustice Motor Company
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